We are excited to present three unique international learning experiences available to our MYP4, MYP5 and DP1 students next spring. Combining adventure, cultural discovery, sustainability and personal growth, these journeys are designed to help students learn beyond the classroom while creating unforgettable memories with their peers.
Coral Restoration in the Maldives
For MYP4 – DP1 students
Dates: 17–24 April
Duration: 8 days
Participants: 11 students
Students will have the opportunity to take part in a hands-on marine conservation programme in the Maldives, working alongside experts in coral restoration and marine biology, in collaboration with the University of Padova. This experience includes practical fieldwork, marine sustainability activities, diving experiences, and the chance to contribute directly to the preservation of coral reef ecosystems. Participants will also enjoy full-board accommodation and immerse themselves in the extraordinary natural environment of the Indian Ocean.
Interested families can already register their interest through the dedicated form. Elective Journey Expression of Interest Form
Camino de Santiago
For MYP5 – DP1 students
Dates: 17–24 April
Duration: 8 days
Participants: minimum 10, maximum 20 students
An enriching pilgrimage experience along one of Europe’s most iconic routes. Students will walk sections of the Camino de Santiago, carrying their backpacks and experiencing the journey one stage at a time. Beyond the physical challenge, the trip encourages resilience, reflection, collaboration, and personal growth while immersing students in the culture, history, and traditions of northern Spain.
Interested families can already register their interest through the dedicated form. Elective Journey Expression of Interest Form
Marco Polo Tour in China
For MYP4 – DP1 students
Dates: 16–25 April
Duration: 10 days
Participants: minimum 15, maximum 25 students
Following in the footsteps of Marco Polo, students will explore some of China’s most dynamic cities, including Shanghai, Hangzhou and Beijing. The programme offers insights into Chinese culture, innovation, business, and the historical relationship between Italy and China. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of global perspectives while experiencing one of the world’s most influential economies firsthand.
Interested families can already register their interest through the dedicated form. Elective Journey Expression of Interest Form
Information Meeting
Families interested in the Camino de Santiago or the Marco Polo Tour in China are invited to attend an online presentation meeting on 4 November at 13:00.
Join the meeting:
https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/3574858173503231?p=8ZtpbWeE49CoP6OyqY
We look forward to sharing more details about these exciting opportunities and helping students choose the experience that best matches their interests and aspirations.